As a general contractor, business insurance is essential to protect your livelihood. Bancorp Insurance specializes in contractors insurance and serving the specific needs of this industry. You want to look for an agent that works with contractors every day. An agent that knows about the...
Rex and Cheri have the answers. Listen here. [vc_separator type='transparent' position='center' color='' thickness='15' up='' down=''] Insurance Talk — Commercial Auto Insurance For Your Business Cheri Martinen - You are listening to Insurance Talk with Cheri Martinen and Rex Lesueur. We’re the father-daughter team out of Bancorp...
Bancorp Insurance now has a one-of-a-kind program offering insurance for restoration contractors in partnership with a national leader in environmental and restoration coverage. Because the program is specifically designed for your business it includes the key coverage options you need to protect yourself from the...
Listen to Cheri Martinen andRex Lesueur Podcast.Do You NeedTool Coverage?Click Here. Contractor's Tools Coverage This is Insurance talk. Now, once again, here are your hosts, Cheri Martinen and Rex Lesueur Contractor's tool insurance coverage. This is a coverage we wish more contractors purchase because we get the...
In the state of Oregon to be in compliance with Oregon state contractor's law your contractor's license needs to be active and not in suspension before you start the job. I know many of my own customers have suspended their licenses and have cancelled their...
I've talked about the insurance company audit before. Remember some insurance policies are audit-able. The most common policies to be audited are your Worker’s Compensation, and your General Liability policy. These policies are rated on payroll, sub-contractor costs or receipts. Audits generally take place at the...
Just got done with a marketing consulting session with a new client, who is starting up a new business. This guy is one of the thousands of contractors that found himself without work during the recession. Nothing unusual about that. But like a lot...